The Duck Inn

Not going to lie decided to come here after I saw the owner on Beat Bobby Flay, and I was not disappointed! Everything we had was delicious! Hands down the crispy chicken, ducks wings and lambs ribs are a must have! Our waiter was also super friendly and enthusiastic! Pro tip: get a scoop of salted Caramel ice cream and an espresso for dessert and have yourself an delicious affagato

Amazing! My group booked the duck experience with wine pairings. Staff was so enthusiastic to share about the food, the duck press, wine and cocktail choices. Food was fantastic and each course unique. The owner/chef cooked our sauce with the duck press tableside while educating. Tableside dessert with cocktail was a great finale.

High quality experience in what feels like the middle of nowhere. But don't let that take away from it's greatness. Lowkey looking building with comfortable and welcoming vibe inside. Reservation recommended. Brunch menu review. Started with the zen by the sword cocktail served in a wooden vessel. Very refreshing and complementary to the savory dishes. French toast was perfection and would melt in your mouth with flavor. A little bit too much marshmallow topping for me. The duck wings are well cooked with a delicious Japanese BBQ sauce. The rotisserie duck hash dish was the star. It was cooked to a golden perfection and remained juicy. The eggs and hash complimented the dish. It was so rich I had to order the champagne velvet beer for balance. The beer was smooth and cold. Service was good for how busy it felt. The crowd was lively but not overwhelming for those that like intimacy. Have yet to visit the outside patio. Overall amazing experience and will plan to come back and try the rest of the menu.

A group of us went for their lunar new year celebration. Drinks are wonderful, drinking my hot buttered cider felt sinful.before eating solid food. The whole roasted duck is perfect, but my favorite (and I'm biased) is the duck fat beef hot dog in its own Chicago style variation. I loved this place pre-pandemic, and I still love this place. The restaurant is in a low key residential area in Bridgeport by Pilsen, and probably easy to miss when passing by. But the interior has a romantic moody ambience perfect for date nights. It's also really fun to go as a group and try as much of the dishes as possible :)